BREVARD NEWS, BREVARD, N. C.
Legal • Advertisements.
NOTICE-LAND SALE BY TRUSTEE!
W’heroas, »>n the 23rd dny of ('ctoluT
1911, J. O. Waters and wifo i xi-iuUd and
delivered t»> Urevard Hanking tftmpaiiv
their promissory note for the r.uiu of
$1,100.01). duo and payable on Oct. 2.?rd.
1912; and at same time executed to the
undersigned, trustee, a deed in trust on
the lot of land Iiereinafter described to se-
eure the payment o! said note, said deed
in trust rej'istered in Hook 7 at |)ajfe 4(»
of mortj^aj^e records of Transylvania
county, and said note not IwviiiK been
paid, .ind the holder of same having d--
manded that the notice of intended s.ile
Ik* t^iven, anti the undersigned I'.avmt;
j^iven the notic(' required in the deed in
trust, and the def;u:lt not havir.^'; been
made ijood; Therefore, I will, on Monday,
March 5th. 1917 at IL’ o’clock M., at the
court house door in tiu- town of Hrevi’.nl,
N. sell ti> the highest bidder for cash,
the f«*!lowin^ des( rii>il lot of lard, situ
ate in the lown ol lii\'vard. N. I*, on the
corner of .b)nlan and tlaston streets,
bounded as f(dlo\vs:
Heginnlnp: on a stake at the intersec
tion of north tnar;^in of Jordan street
with the west marj^in of (laston street,
and runs with the wist in.ir^in ol (laston
street north 2(> det;rees t asi l.^'*teet t ' a
stake; then north (>1 t'.e^rces west, para]
lei with .Ionian street feet to a slaKi';
then soutli !.’(> (U'^^rees west. i)arallel with
(.Easton street, IS** feet to ;i stakv’ on the
north margin of.Iordan striet; then witli
north mar^;in of .Ionian street, south ()1
decrees ('astS2'.> fei't to the bej^inninu;.
beinj^ thi- pro-pertv »>nce occupied bv V. H.
McCaha.
Sale made to satisfy said debt, interest,
cost and expen.u s of sale.
VVi;iA nC \i.i.(»w .
This Jan. .^1. l‘H7. Trustee.
2-2-.=^lc.
NOTICE LAND SALE BY TRUSTEE
Whereas, W. M. Meece and wife. Kannie
Meece. liid on the 2nd day of January,
execute their promii'Sory note in the
sum of $500.01 > to L. K. 1‘owell. and to
secure same i xe^uted and delivired lo the
undersi^ni'd trustee a deed in trust on the
lands hereinafter described, which deed in
trust is recorded in book *>. pa^e 1.^, «if the
mort^a^e records of Transylvania county.
And whereas, said note is past due and
not paid, and the holder of same havinj:
demanled the undersigned to jjive the
notice reijuired ’n said deed in tru.^t; anti
the notice havinj; been given as retjuired,
and default not having been made good,
therefore 1 will, on Saturday, February
loth, l‘M7. at 12 o’clock m., at the court
house di>or, in the county of Transylvania,
state «if North t'artjlina, sell to the high
est bidder for cash all the following de
scribed tract of land situate in Kaslatoe
township. Transylvania county, N. I'., on
the waters of Toxaway river, bounded as
f(dh*ws;
Beginning on a spanish oak. the Nealus
Powell corner, and runs south degrees
West 112 poles to a stake in the road lead
ing from White Pine lUtttom to Toxaway
school house; then with saitl road north
«>(> degrees east 12 poles to a stake in said
road; then north 31 degrees east 14 pole?
to a red oak tm the bank of the rtiad; then
si)uth S.^ degrees east IIS poles to a stake
the publi- road leading fnmi Toxaway tt>
Laurel Fork; then north 6 degrees east lb
poles to a red oak; then north b5 degrees
east (>0 poles to a small black pine on a
ridge; then north (i.^ degrees east 1(> poles |
to a white oak on the south siile of Flat
creek of Toxaway: then north .^5 degrees
east 42 poles to a red oak, J. I). Morgan’s
corner; then north 19 degrees west 1(> poles
to a chestnut stump on the bank of a road;
then north ^ degrees east KiS ptdes, cross
ing the public road to a spanish oak; then
north 4S degrees west 4.^ poles to a white
oak at the fork of a branch; then up and
with the right hand prong of said branch
north degrees irast .^2 poles to a white
pine; then north S degrees east 11 poles
to a stake at the fork of said branch; then
north 5.H degrees east 1.^ poles to a large
poplar in .said branch; then north 4.^ de
grees east 7> poles to a white oak between
Isaac Camp’s (lap and the grave-yard;
then north »5 degrees west jxdes to a
black pine; then north 46 degrees west 20
poles to a small maple; then north (>0
degrees west 11 poles to a chestnut; then
south degrees west 4 poles to a span
ish oak slump; then south 55 degrees west
44 poles to a cu^umrl)er; then south .10
poles to a maple, Kd Hvndrix’s corner;
then south to a stake in J. K. (lalloway's
line; then with said line south 32 degrees j
west to a black pine, said (lallowav’s cor
ner; then south 4(> degrees west 24 poles
to a white oak; then south 21 degrees
west 22 p*)les to a spanish oak; then south
70 degrees west (>S pok-s to a white oak;
then south 44 degrees west 20 poles to a
white oak on the bank of Flat Creek of
Toxaway, at the ford; then south 44 de
grees west 12() poles t(» the beginning,
containing 379 acre.s. ntore or less.
Sale made to satisfy said note, interest,
cost and expenses.
January Vth, 1917.
WELCH ('..VLLOWAY,
1 12-5tc Trustee.
mm Ef^aAi
I Li
Piedmont Lyceum Association I
i
Will Give Course of Five En
tertainments, First to Appear
Next October.
AT TKF
Wc have two more Pianos
in Brevard out ot the car load
shipped to Brevard and Hen-
I dersonville and since we repre
sent the factory direct we can
save you from $50 to $100 on
your piano purchase if you
' will sec us at once.
S. MAXWELL
Brevard and Hendersonville
New or renewal subscriptions
(hejjinninR January 1) will cost
.'51.00 for one year, 60 cents 6
months, .VS cents 3 m»)nths, 25
cents for 2 months.
NOTICE OF LAND SALE BY TRUSTEE
Whereas, on the 12th day of November,
I'M.'', B. Whit Henderson and wife, Kmm-i
Hender.son, executed to V. C. Moore their
l)romissory note /or the sum of $2.S0, and
to secure the s.ame executed and delivered
to the undersigned trustee a deed in trust
on the following described real estate,
said deed in trust bearing even date with
the said note and registered in deed in
trust book No. 9 at page 100 of the record
of deeds in trust of Transylvania county,-
.‘\nd whereas the whole of the said note is
still due and unpaid, and long past due,
and the holder of the said note having
given the required notice as provided in
the said deed in trust to make good the
default, and such default not having been
made good, and the holder of the said note
having demanded that the undersigned
trustee advertise and sell the lands de
scribed in said deed in trust to satisfy the
indebtedness due on said note, now, there
fore, I will sell to the highest bidder for
cash at the court house door in the town
of Hrevard, North Carolina, on Monday,
the 12th day of February, 1917, the fol
lowing described property lying in Dunn’s
Hock township, Transylvania eovnty, ad
joining the lands of William WMiitmire
et al.
First Tract--Beginning at a stake and
pointers, Maggie Harkins’ corner, and runs
eastern course with the public road X poles
to two black oaks on the north bank of
the road, B. Whiificld Henderson’s ct»rner;
thence north 13 degrees west 84 poles to a
stake and pointers; thenceforth 5(»'4 de
grees west 55 poles to a gum; thence north
iS2 degrees west 18‘- poles to a stake near
a branch; thence north 64degrees west
33p»ijes to a stake on the east bank of
the French Broad river; thence up and
with the river 23' poles to a stake, Mag
gie Harkins’ corner; thence with Maggie
Harkins’ line to the beginning.
Second Tract—Beginning on two black
oaks on the north bank of the public road
and runs north 13 degrees west b4 poles to
a stake and pointers; thence north 56-4
degrees west 55 poles to a gum; thence
north 82 degrees west 18'j poles to a
stake near a branch; thence north (>4
degrees west 33'j poles to a stake on the
east bank of the French Bro:id river;
thence down and with the meanders of
the river to two trums, S. P. McCarrell’s
corner, the original Henry Kwhank corner,
thence ^vith the Henry Kv.bank line to the
[lublic road, reserving a strip 25 feet in
width from river to road, also a certain
piece joining the S, P. McCarrell line sold
to C>. K. McCiaha; thence with the public
road to the beginning, containing 19 acres,
more or less.
The said sale made to satisfy the in
debtedness hereinbefore mentioned and
secured with interest thereon and the
cost of the sale.
This January 10th, 1917.
CllAS. B. DKAVEK,
l-12-4tc Trustee.
M (V Ttvri'll, r(*i»rcs«>ntatiV(^ (if
thi* l’i«Hiinotit Ijvcrtun associntion «»i
r h;irli)tt»‘. \v:is iji nrt'.vard last
Tlmrsday, wlirn lit* booUod fivi^ at
tiactioiis for liri'\ard li)r tli*^ cum
11'.^ S»‘USt)’'.
riui 1 >a u*: htrr.s (if tli > ('onf«*(]('rac\
will rcccivf any bcTirlits that may
accrnt^ v. liilc tluit>t* wliostf liamos aj)
]H‘a r l)»‘lo\v have iriiarantt'cd tlu> l)ay-
nu'iU of th(‘ ly(vmn association 111
(h(> ('vciit Ila‘ ICC ij.ts from tickct
sales to tl)(> lyr(‘iim art^ not t'finul t(»
the t‘.x|)(Mist‘s.
'riu‘ ati ractiojis consist of t)j(>
l)o('iintr Orcliotra, coinp>sc(l of
li\(' ])t'M])lc ; th>* Winona Kntt'rtaiii-
mctU com]i iny, conijioscd of a viol
inist, reader and niaiiist ; Paul Sun
sliiin* Dietrick. hnmor(»us loctnrei-;
H(‘verly (juintet, made up of various
nui.-ical instruments; and tli*,*
Dietncs .Alagic and ^lusic
Names of the •guarantors f(illo\v :
C. H. Trowbridge, IL L. Wilson, J. A.
Miller, jr., Cox 5i Kilpatrick, Welch (lallo-
way. T. H. (lalloway, Macfie Brodie Drug
Co.. Noah M. Hollowell, J. W. Burnett, Kil
patrick Son & Co., H. L. ('.ash, W. IL Alli
son, A. K. Hampton, Dr. T. J. Summey, W.
K Breeise, jr.. Mrs. L. B. Wallis, L. C.
Loftis. Wm. X. Orpin, F. D. Clement, Mrs.
Ida Bryant, Ora L. Jones, T. H. Shipman
Poweil-Rickman Nuptial
Old FosMonsd Ootiiocracy it
Gliaracisrizs CereniaRiss.
BIGPYROTEOH^IiOALDISPLA'
Marriage and Much Illness at
Blantyre; Talk of New Depot;
School Progressing; Three
Teachers Wanted.
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION
North Carolina, Transylvania County—In
the Superior C(mrt - April Term, 1917.
William Chapplll
vs.
E. H. Jennings.
The defendant ai»ove named, H. Jen
nings, will take notice that an action en
titled as above has been commenced
against him in the Superior court of Tran
sylvania county for the recovery of three
thousand l$3,0001 dollars damages due the
plaintiff by the said defendant occasioned
by the wrongful and negligent breaking
of defendant’s lake dam at Toxaway,
North Carolina; that a warrant of attach
ment has been issued in the said cause
and served by the sheriff of Transylvania
county by levying upon the property of
the said defendant, as appears by his re
turn thereon made; and the defendant
will further take notice that he is re
quired to appear at the term of the Supe
rior court of said county which convenes
in the town of Brevard, North Carolina,
on the sixth Monday after the first Mon
day in March, 1917, it being the 16th day
of April, 1917, at th(^ court house in said
county, and answer or demur to the com
plaint of the plaintiff in the action afore
said, or the plaintiff will apply to the
court for the relief demanded in his said
complaint.
This the 25th day of November, 1916.
N. A. MILLER,
Clerk Superior Court.
Deaver, Clayton and Galloway, Plaintiff’s
Attorneys. 2-2-4tc
(Too late for last week.)
HLANTYRK.—There lias heon
(luite a lot of sickness in our com
munity during; tli(‘ ])ast few weeks.
P. .1. W(jodlin of Blantyre made a
tri]> to Asheville last week.
The musical fiiven by Mr. and
Mrs. D. S. Morgan on Mon(hiy
nifrht of this week ]>roved a sncces."
and was greatly enjoyed.
Colon‘l Hodges of lin'vard visit(>d
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. F
Baldwin on Saturday.
F. E. iShuford of Brevard was in
Blantyre Saturday.
Some have s*iid that thore is a ])os
sil)ility of a Ntnv dej>ot bein*; buili
at Blantyre in the n(*ar future.
This is just what we ikhhI.
On Sunday. Jan. 21, tli(>re was a
bi'autiful weddin*' at the liome o'
Mrs. Kin^ .lustus where Miss Pear
Powell and Cornelius Hickman
f)oth of Hlantyr»* wen* married, '1'.
S. .McKinna beint; the on(i who tiec
iIk^ knot. This youn^ C(*uple l^
livinf? at ])resent in Blantyre.
Our s(diool is tjrowini; bettei
every day. In s])it(' of sickness an(
had weather a birfre number o'
stud('iits are attendinj' and makini
LTreat ])rot;ress. Some tim(‘ betwe(>i
now and the clo.'^o of school th*
patrons and principal will apj)eal t'
thet’ounty Board of Education ti
make lilantyro a three teache
scdiool after this v(>ar.
A number of Blantvro ])eople at
tended church on Koylston las
Sunday and heard an exctdlent s»m
mon ])reached bv Rev. \V. E. Hark(‘
on the text ; “Wc would see Jesus,'
John 12:21.
We are lookin" for the Blantyr'
chool to f»ive an entertainjnent ari
box sup]>er on the 22nd of Feb., tl:
l>roceeds of which will be used ii
palntinfr the school house.
(’.T-:s.vu
V
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION
North Carolina, Transylvania County—In
the Superior Court—April Term, 1917.
W'illiam J. Morgan
vs.
E. H. Jennings.
The defendant above named, E. H. Jen- '
nings, will take notice that an action en-1
titled as above has been commenced
against him in the Superior court of >
Transj’lvania county for the recovery of ;
three thousand ($3,000) dollars damages i
due the plaintiff by the said defendant 1
occasionel by the wrongful and negligent
breaking of the defendant’s lake dam at .
Lake Toxaway, North Carolina; that a
warrant of attachment has been issued in
the said cause and served by the sheriff
of Transylvania county by levying upon
the property of tKe defendant; as appears
by his return thereon made; and the
defendant will further take notice that he
is re(iuired to appear at the term of the
Superior court of said county, w'hich con
venes on the sixth Mondav after the first
Monday in March. 1917, it being the 16tb
day of April, 1917, at the court house in
the said county, at Brevard, North Caro
lina, and answer or demur to the com
plaint of the plaintiff in the aforesaid ac
tion, or the plaintiff will apply to the !
court for the relief demanded in his com- ,
plaint aforesaid.
This the 25th day of November, 1916.
N. A. MILLER,
Clerk Superior Court.
Deaver, Clayton and Galloway, Attorneys
for Plaintiff. * 2-2-4 tc
PRINlQtS’ INK
Has been respon"
sible for thousands
of business successes
throughout the country.
Everybody in town
may know you but
they don't know what
you have to seU.
Adyertising Will Help Yon
ENTRY
No. 2608. Wood S. Hinkle enters an'
claims 50 acres more or less land in Ho«
Back Township, Transylvania County N
C., on the waters of Thompson River
A(ijoining the lands of W. H. Hinkle, th’ ;
(iennette Lumber Co. et al. Beginning o’ ;
a corner of State Grant No. 564 and rur
with the line of the said grant West to
stake in the line ''f State Grant No. 283.
thence with the line of the said grant No
283 to the line of State Grant No. 637,
thcnce with the line of grant No. 637 an(’
various courses for complements so as t(
include all vacant Ir.nd in the vicinity.
Entered Jan. 27th, 1917. Signed
Wood S. Hinkle.
G. C. Kilpatrick
2-2-4tc G. C. Entry Taker.
Prr-.ident Wilson le the First Democrat
to Giicceed Himsoif Since the Days cf
Andrew Jackson—Mrs. Wilson and
Mrs. Marshall to Accompany Hus
bands In Inaugural Parade.
By FRANK B. LORD.
Wasliiiiuto!! is iMitjilly  on'pirtiiig its
jH'cparati"iis f r liie s‘iinl iiiaugi!r:i- :
lioii of Wilson as |ircsi(iiv I
of tli(‘ I iiil(*‘l St.’iti's. Tii(‘ oi-ear l.Mi
will pri'scn; tla* lirst instanic of a
I »i'i:iocratif prfsi(i*‘iit snccciMlii:l.i ;i
self ill t!’.(‘ \\ iiiti- siniv l' (* (la\s
of Aiidp'W ,1:!' kr;*!ii. Tills is on;* oi'
tl:c reasons v. hy c.veci^ti'iiial clfurls are
iK'iiig ! ut i'ortli (o r.iahc tiic  (>r('iiio
nics iK'liltinu: and iuiprcssivc and at
lli(‘ same linn- eiiaraetcrizcd by gen
ui!u‘ old fasliioned JflTersonian (Icino- -
raey.
IM'esideiit \\ilson lias iiotili(*d tin*
iiiaM.uu; ;!l »tMr.iiiit lee that bo does not
favor till* eustouiary inauuural ball,
and aeeordinuly tlial feature will 1k‘
eliminated. liisti'ad 011 the ('veiiiiig
followiiu' liis iiiduetion into odlce then'
will be [iiescnted on tlie fainous Wliitr
'Lot, (liretly souili of the e.xeeutiv(‘
mansion, a beant:*'ul i>yrot(*chiiic dis
play de'^lirn(‘d in itself lo teaeli a les
son in patri'itisiu.
Inaugural Takes Place March 5.
Owing to tin* fai-t that Man-Ji 4 falls
upon Sunday the eereinonial inaugu-
lal of I'lesidcnt Wil.^oii Avill take plac
on tlio f«dlowiiii; day. In order that
there may b.* no lai-se of time during
wiiifli tlie couiit ry \. ill he without nn
i X(‘( UtiV(* head llu* ollirial oath of otliee
win he adiiiiiMsfered to I’lesidtMit Wil
son ill i>ii\at(‘ al the White lIous(‘ at
iio'in Sunda.v. .Aian h 4. by Clii(*f .lU'-
iie(' White i;" tlu* >np;cnie eoi,,t of the
I'niteil States. Thnv times licfcre in
tli(* his'.ory of t!ie eoiiiitry .March 4
has fallen on Snndjiy in 1S‘J1. at the
I'cuiMning of .Monrov‘’s se'-oiul term; in
in 1n77, wIkmi Ilayos licanie jiresi-
dent. 'I’lie formal eereiiioiiies will oe-
eur on -Monday.
StailiiiL; from fh(^ White* House at
II o’eloek. (‘S'-orted in carriaLres by a
fonjiressioiial '•ominittee. of v.Iiih
Senator Overman of Noith Carolina is
cliairnian. I he president Avill proci'cd
l'» tJie eai»it«d. For the lirst lime in the
history of any inaugurali> ii t!u* \vif(*
of the president elect will aeco”ipany
him on tlu* trip. .Mis. Thomas K Mar-
.vliall. wife of t!ie vice p.rt sident elect,
will also rid(* in the eairiaue with her
linsliaiid. 'I’lie iirc^id('ni will take the
oath Of oilier and di iiV(>r his iuaui;ural
address on tin* huge platform eiveted
on the i>l.nza at the (>ast front of tin*
capitol.
Pageant to Be Spectacular.
At the eoiiclusion of tlu‘ jiiH'sident’s
aldress tin* :;i(“al s’u'ctacular ])ai:eant.
which the peopli* of Washiimton have
(levot('d iM'arly thrc(* nionlhs in pre-
jiarinLT. w ill start ;rom tlu* eapitt)l and
lti\t(*('d westward on IV'nnsylvaniii
Mvc’iue to I’ifte(Mith street and tliencc'
thruimh the grand Court of Honor
ereeli'd in front (d‘ tlie White IIous(*.
rroin the pr(“''i!onti«l stand in the
center of the coin t Mr. Wilson and Mr.
Marshall. tot:eth{*r with tludr wives
and memh(*rs of the cabinet and their
wives, the diploin;!tic i-orps and I-roiu-
ineiit ollicials. will view tlu‘ i»:iradi‘.
I ud(M' iht‘ (lirt'ciion of (’oioiiel Itol)-
ert -V. Harper, ehairinan of the citi
zens' eommitiee of '.Vashington. the
peojdi* of tli(* national capital have put
forth every eflort to i.iake the Wilsc>n
inau'’t!r:il procession not only a grand
march of triumph, but a pageant whieh
shall 1'(‘ educational and illustrative of
the prte-rress and d(>velopuient of the
country. Ma.jor tJeiierul Hugh L. Soott.
chief of staff of the :n-my. will 1h‘
grand marshal. Thou.sands of Unele
Satii’.s hiuejaekets and iii:iriiies and as
many s(.ldieis as can be spared from
the liorder will be in line, as well as
the middy lioys from Annapolis and
the cadets fn»ni West Point.
“Uncle Sam at Work.*'
Washingtonians are s»> adept in
making preparation.s for pnvsidentia!
iuau.^urations that nothing has been
overlooked in jintviding for the accom
modation. (-(uufort and entertainment
of thousands of visitors. In addition
to the inaugural c-ei'omonics. with the
interesting pageant, arrangements have
bo(‘n made for the exhibit during iii
augural week id’ “rncle Sam at W’ork."
This exhildt will show the activities (»l
the various deiTartinents and bureaus
of the government. The treasury de
partment will show how paper nione.\
and postage stamps are iuaiiufacture('
at the bureau of engraving and print
ing and gold and silver coins are mad
at the mints. There will be an inter
esting di'^iihiy of counterfeits an
eouiiterfeiters by the secret service
and the rescue of life and propert;
will be shown by the coast guard
which now includes the life savin
service.
The museum of the dead letter bi:
reau, witli its freaks of the mails, wi
l>e a f('ature of the displav of the pos
otliee deivMlmeiit; the w:; departinei ,
will present an intensely iuterestii
exhitdt. including methods of natioi
de'ense. and the navy deimrtiuent
shov. n;o>Iels of our peerU'ss dre
nang’*‘s. b;'t‘U*=hips and submarines
JONES-ROBINSON
(^'dar .Monntain.—On(j of the
(Kst Ix’antifnl S(jcial IVatnre.s of
■ • •-I’lisi.u wjis tlu* Tnarriairc of
Miss Rosa Jones and Mnnyon Rob
iDson at the home of the bride’s
mother, Mrs. Jane Jones.
l)ri(l(! ua.s ciia'niingly al
ircd in a i'own of white silk enipc
.*■ (di’iM*, dmiitily fashioned with
■ lia(iow lace a'*d diiifon and joined
ill th(> \vui,'«t wilh chill'on rose buds
•Sh(f was atii iidiMi by h(ir two ci.us
MIS. i'.ii.sscs i>()iH and Idell Bislio])
vVillieo iJayn(*, a friend of the
.:rMii;i, and Ma,rl.'b*v‘lones, a cous
.11 ot th(! bride, atl( Tuh*d.
'J he lion.se was dccorat('d with
MiouTitaifi tern and (•verj'ret^ns.
Abdiit (1.) invited gtu'sls vs’ere jtrcs
 nt a?id enjoyed tin; dinn(fr whieli
was serv(‘(l iniiiK'diately aft(»r tlie
(•('7’1‘iiiony. which was ]n*rf'»rmcd
by Es(j. Weldon Lee at 2 o’clock.
In ordi'r to avoid a .‘•ercnjidti the
l>nd>il cdTijile .''pent the night with
I their iincle, (Jeorire Bisltop. Miss
I .I.Mii' was line of (,'(Mlar Mount»iin’s
‘ b(‘st j^irls amd was oriee one of
Friiitland lns!itnte's widi'st awake
stiidi>nts.
ISlr and Mrs. lid>inson (*xpcct
to make their home at liiver F.-ills
I where Air. J{(»l»in.son is eiiga :«‘d in
I btisiiie.vs. Many ^ood v.i>lies
with the Iiaj)])y eonjde.
Mi-^s Victoria .Inni's n!‘ Flat Rock
is visiting fri(*nds and relatives at
Cedar Monntain.
Little Ollie, tlu! dsingiiter of ^.Ir.
and Mrs. J. A. Hnrns, I^as been
rinit(‘ sick for tlie ]iast wec'k.
Mr. and Mrs. T(>m Garren of Riv
er Falls, S. (’., viiiited friends at
Ibis place 1,-ist week.
Wiliiie, tlu> 11 year old son of
.Mr. and Mrs. (-Jeor^'e Bishop, was
l:a])ti/ied lust Snndiiy at 10 o’clock
iiM |)a.>ior, R»*v. E Alhson, af-
r which a very interesting .M'r-
non was ])r(‘uched at tin* -hnri‘b.
Miss Nellie L(>e, who has been
isiting in (ireenville, has retnrn-
il to her home.
Tbe public school is progressinf?
li.’ely.
Miss .b'nnie Bishop is visitin*;
riends in Ashoville.
Wilkins (Jugl(‘ and Otis Mills of
in'envllle s]h nt Thursday night in
’(‘(hir .Mountain.
Harrell Hart of Jjittlo River was
a visit(»r in onr st^ction Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. Solomon tiones vis-
fed tluMr ne])hew, Solomon Jones,
t t’iesar’s Head on Sunday.
Harlen Jon(‘s attended th(? enter-
iinment at CJreen River school
•'riday night.
Miss Rosalee Hamilton and Street
Jurns were in Brevard Saturday.
Hamlin and Raymond Bishop
vtint to Hiver Falls Wednesday.
Dr. W. M. Lyday was called to
'*(^ litth? Olln* Burns and Mrs.
it'org(‘ Bishoj) Hoth are iinprov-
ng.
PAT.
Church Birectory
BREVARD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
John K. Hay, Pastor.
elmrcli mfrvicc-s ever"
Hours; Kirst :in.l tliinl f-i:ivlays, »':«> a.
scL-oml aii! fiiurtli Sumluvs, j:oo l>. «n-:
Sumlav.s. by ar.noiinccmcnt.
Suiiilay s. licol every Siiiiday, 10 a. in.
■M.-n's I'lotlifrlKxxl Hi'jU* class.
Vnuiiir Soci**ty_ of Christian
doavor every Tuesday eveninsf, 7-4S-
Suml;:y.
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DAVIDSON RIVER PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
John R. Hay, Pastor.
Kofrular eliiueh sirviccs every .‘•tni'lay
lliurs: Second and for.rtli Siiiidays, ii;-c
m ; Hrst and tliiid' Siindays. l>. ni.; lift!:
Suiulays by annoniieeiiieiit.
Sunday school every Sunday. 10:00 a. m.
BREVARD BAPTIST CHURCH.
Corner Jordan and (laston streets.
A. W. McDaniel. Pastor. Phone No. M.=i.
Hililr sohof)! ';;45 a. ni.. well ;;r;’.(!ed witli
classes t' siiit ,jll.
I'n-.u liittiT sei vi\.'cs at 11100 a. iii- and 7:1' ;i.
m.every Sunday.
.M idweek servii e for worsliip and fellow'
7:1^ l». III. \V. il!.e‘.il:iy.
( l’. riis prai I', e 7;ir p. m. I'riday.
.\dvis(P! V I'.i'Mid till ets on I'uesday evi niri'.;
after thellirst Stindav of each immth.
.\ 1 11'.re t lK.iu^ I lioir !;-ads 1 ;• iiiiliar Iiynii;
for ♦til-I on;iri'tfation and tliere ate t;(i ks
all. 1 lu re are also speeial musical nuii'l.ei '-
.MI v. i 1 desire to I r.eourat.''-  r to as'-i-t ti .
vvorsiiiji of (iod >r to be l;ell>ed liy
•ire c'ri'ilially inviti-il to atleiic! .'ill seivi >■ .
Stra:it:( I s and visitors ;ire esiieeially wel' irii.'
BREVARD METHODIST CHURCH.
W. Edgar Toovey, Pastor.
Sunday — Sundi.y sel'ool at OU."; a. itl. I’reacl.
in^r at ii;iina. ni. .'ind ;;it p. in. Juvenile
ciety 4: 'I t>. ni*
M.Tidav--V I’. M. S. 7:1.'; p. in.. first and tl:;: -
Miiii'.av niMhts.
'1 tiesdav (.\lter first Sunday) I’.o.ird .
Stewards. 7:1s p. i;i.
Wednesday—i’rayer meeting' 7:'? P »>■
’ri:iir''''.av '( First and '1 hiul) Woman's M:~
sionary soi_'iety. j.oo p. ni- Local .Auxilu.iy
4.00 p m.
Friiiay—Clieir i>rai tice 7:1s p.m.
■>t:ie tliou with us and we will do t’;i ■
trood.”—Num. 10 J‘J.
ST. PHILIPS EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Rev. Chalmers I). Chapman, Minister in
Charge.
.‘Sundays—Morning service at 11:00 o’clock.
Sunday school. a- ni. '
Week Days—Kvinsontr every Frida'
Wednesdays and Fridays durini: Ailvenr,
Wednesdays and I'ridays durinjr Lent; ever ,
day in Holy Week; also on .Saints da>s.
Holy communion the first and third .'^uni'.av
of every month; alsf) on the (ireater Holy (ia\'
Cliristriias. ^piphany. Ash Wednesday, Holv
Thursday. Kaster day. Ascension day. Win*
Sund.iy and Trinity .Sunday.
Special Announcement.
St. Philips church, Sexagesima Sunday,
February 11, 1917, Layman’s Day. Morn
ing prayer with address at 11. Subject.
“The Church Pension Fund.” Mr. Hay
wood Parker of Trinity church, Asheville,
one of Asheville’s most prominent law
yers, will deliver the address. All arc
welcome. Come and hear Mr. Parker.
Friday, February 9, evensong with ad
dress at 4;45. Subject, “Some Incidents
in the Pension Fund Campaign.”
I New or renewal subscriptions
I (beginning January 1) will cost
; $1.00 for one year, 60 cents 6
months, 35 cents 3 months, 25
i cents for 2 months.
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